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Canonical’s latest tiff with the community at large, centers on the recent news that it will introduce its own display server – the underlying software stack that powers GUIs – called Mir. The idea, according to the company, is to create a flexible platform for the Unity Next interface, which is meant to be an adaptable one-size-fits-all offering for desktops, TVs, tablets and phones.
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